If Nicole Miller ever gets bored with fashion design, maybe she get find work as a weather forecaster.
"Since I was feeling a little frustrated by the lack of winter, I went full on with a Nordic theme – very icy with a spirit of coziness," she said about her fall/collection, which she unveiled at New York Fashion Week just as a bitter Arctic cold front blew into the nation's largest city sending everyone scurrying for warm clothes.
Although the styles Miller showed on the chill-inducing fog-filled runway won't be in stores for several months, the audience was eagerly eyeing the wool and leather jacket with fur collar, white Mongolian vest over a glittery white beaded gown with feathers, and nifty mixed jacquard bomber jacket in a bright weave print.
For Miller fans in the warmer Texas climate, the designer features long boho dresses with colorful beading and folkloric embroidery, gowns of shiny print fabric that the designer is known for, and plenty of looks with ruffles and black lace that translate in a sexy way — no matter what the weather forecast portends.
Nicole Miller lace, silk, and beaded long-sleeve gown.
A staircase in Gucci's signature Rosso Ancora leads shoppers to the second floor. Photo by Pablo Enriquez for Gucci
Houston Galleria will be one of the first boutiques to open with Gucci’s latest store window concept, Endless Narratives.Photo by Pablo Enriquez for Gucci
